I Carry a Game World With Me

With that thought, Kukur immediately entered his location and started the inquiry.

The fact that he had to pay actually put him a bit more at ease. If it were truly free, he would have worried about traps or some other undesirable situation.

He paid the fee at once, only for another prompt to pop up: *Current number of inquiries is too high. Now queuing.*

Seeing this, Kukur grew anxious. It meant many people had the same idea as him.

Wages in the Xuanfeng Alliance were so high, and they were currently in the middle of a massive recruitment drive. There was a very good chance of finding a good job by going there, maybe even becoming a citizen of the Xuanfeng Alliance.

They had all seen the prosperity and development of the Xuanfeng Alliance.

The streets shown in those videos made it clear that it was on a completely different level from Myanmar.

One video even said the Xuanfeng Alliance was about to start building a bullet train system.

That kind of high-tech creation was something people in Myanmar couldn’t even dare to dream of.

But now, it was obvious that a huge number of people wanted to go to the Xuanfeng Alliance.

This was somewhat worrying.

If too many people went over, what would happen if the job market became saturated? What would the people who arrived later do?

And then there was the matter of citizenship. What if the Xuanfeng Alliance realized what was happening and suddenly put a stop to it? What then?

The more Kukur thought about it, the more anxious he became.

Just then, he noticed a button to the side: *Pay to expedite. Pay 2,000 to enter the VIP service channel for dedicated support.*

Seeing this, Kukur gritted his teeth and clicked to pay. ’The more expensive, the better,’ he thought. ’That means less competition.’

Kukur paid at once.

Then, to his surprise, he found he had been pulled into a group chat.

He then discovered that it was full of people.

After that, he discovered something incredible: there were people acting as agents. For a deposit, they could help arrange a job, book a dorm, and you could go straight to work and move into your new place upon arrival.

What’s more, there would be someone there to pick you up.

This...

Kukur was astonished. ’They can even do that?’

If this were in Dragon Country, someone would have surely exclaimed that this was like going from VIP to SVIP, and then to Super VIP.

A classic tactic from the Penguin playbook.

But to Kukur, this was simply astounding. He thought it was brilliant. ’If I just pay the money, doesn’t that take care of everything at once?’

"Haha, I paid! They’ve already arranged a position for me in a small town with a cotton-planting base."

"I paid and got a position too! It’s also in a small town, but I’ll be at a plantation growing the raw materials for Xuanfeng Nutrient Supplement. The salary is 7,500 Xuanfeng Coins, which is like 215,000 back home in Myanmar!"

"..."

"I called and confirmed with them—I’ve officially been hired! I even had a video call with them. The boss is a middle-aged guy with a great attitude. He sincerely invited me to come over, haha."

"..."

Reading these messages, Kukur grew exceptionally excited and immediately asked how to pay.

Someone contacted him right away. "Hello, sir. I am a service agent for the Xuanfeng Alliance. May I ask your profession and what skills you have?"

"Please fill out this form so I can make a suitable job recommendation. That way, you’ll be happy with your work, and we can earn our fee with peace of mind."

In the Xuanfeng Alliance’s central administration building, several floors had long been prepared, filled with rows upon rows of computers.

At this very moment, a mix of official Xuanfeng Alliance personnel and temporary hires were busy at those computer stations.

"Hello, I’m the service agent for Kata Town..."

"Hello, I’m the service agent for the Boya District. Please fill out your information now."

"..."

Clearly, this was the real story behind the "agents."

Once they obtained the information from the people of Myanmar, they could officially assign them to jobs in various locations.

The local agricultural businesses wouldn’t dare refuse these placements—and more importantly, they wouldn’t want to.

The government had negotiated wages that were significantly lower than the normal cost of recruitment. Why wouldn’t they be happy about it?

Of course, this only took care of a large portion of them; the rest would have to be absorbed by the Xuanfeng Alliance’s various other industries.

Obviously, the people from Myanmar trying to flee would never know the truth of the situation.

On the first floor, an official was meeting with a group of people.

If someone like Kukur had been there, he would have definitely recognized them as the very people featured in the videos he had watched.

They were currently filling out forms: applications for citizenship in the Xuanfeng Alliance.

As their reward, they would become the first wave of Myanmar citizens to join the Xuanfeng Alliance.

「Wind Manor.」

In Wind Manor, Lu Feng gazed at the data Xiaozhi displayed on a screen and couldn’t help but marvel.

He was already aware of the situation in Myanmar. Thanks to Xiaozhi’s manipulations, an exodus was now in full swing.

And this paid consultation service was clearly a brilliant move.

If they had simply offered to help, the results would have been nowhere near this effective.

Sometimes, spending money is what truly puts a person’s mind at ease.

As for the subsequent operations, that was all Xiaozhi borrowing from the Penguin-style playbook.

How many people back in his home country had fallen for that kind of tactic?

That alone was proof of a very successful strategy.

Now, the facts were proving its success once again.

Lu Feng watched the monetary figures on the screen continuously climb and couldn’t help but reflect on it. ’Taking their money, their labor, and their allegiance all at once.’

’It’s a bit greedy.’

Still, that money would ultimately be spent back on the refugees themselves.

Below the financial data was another metric. It had already reached 310,000, and the number was still increasing rapidly, one by one.

That was the number of people from Myanmar who had registered to come to the Xuanfeng Alliance.

To reach such a number in such a short period was absolutely staggering.

It was also a testament to just how chaotic and hopeless the current situation in Myanmar had become.

Of course, the most important factor was just how incredible the AI, Xiaozhi, was. Its operations were so effective that even he, its master, found them startling.

An ordinary person, even with an army of hackers, could never have achieved something on this scale.

...

Back in Myanmar, Kukur quickly paid his fee and filled out the form. As a farmer, he was assigned a farming job. The employers were an elderly couple whose son had apparently left to make his fortune in the big city. They could no longer manage the land on their own and needed long-term help. In addition to a salary, the job even offered a share of the profits.

Even though it was just farming, Kukur was very happy. It was what he was good at.

The agent was incredibly thorough, even providing him with a designated travel route. There were rest stops along the way, with transportation provided. Upon reaching the Xuanfeng Alliance, there would even be a ticket ready for him.

He downloaded a ticket verification app from the Xuanfeng Alliance and, sure enough, found his ticket information.

All of it seemed unbelievable to him.

Nevertheless, he told his wife about his plan. That very night, they left, following the route toward the Xuanfeng Alliance.

Similar scenes were playing out all across Myanmar.

The upper echelons in Myanmar were busy playing their games of rebellion and suppression, with no attention to spare for what was happening among the common folk.

When they finally sort out their own mess and notice what has happened, they’ll surely be dumbfounded, won’t they?